Evening Star Newspaper, February 13, 1922, Page 16

o | SRR THE S. KANN SON T'o FINISH— _ i LAN K- Straight Pay' Also Approved || ‘Store Hours, Daily 9:15 s.m. to 6 p.m. ~ “THE BUSY CORNER” Penna. Ave., 8th and D Streets ) B for Regular Work on Sun- T W [AILLABORBOARD . v By S COMPANY ., BOOKS , - “~ ‘swzross i | The February Silk Sale Continues| | SUPER-SPECIALS ing, ruling, printing, etc., are usual hourly wage and elimination of time and onme-half pay for regularly assigned work on Sundays and boll- days. mew rules governing railway signatmen. were announced by the United States Railroad Labor Board to replace on February 16 the na- tional agreement made under federal This Compound Word Bears Significant Meaning of Unprecedented ¥alues Kayser Silk-Top Union Suits Imitation Cut Stee! Girdles —For women; have “Magvel- —In all sizes. Have 8 to 10 fit” trunks; in white and flesh cut stones between links. In olor; built-up shoulder, bod- sapphire, jct, topaz, amethyst. all exequted within our own plant, the only one of its kind that carries, in addition, a complete stock of ready-made - "blank books. i PRESENTING THOUSANDS OF YARDS OF RICH “NEW. SPRING :SILK8 GREATLY UNDERPRICED ~New Spring Foulards, new in coloring and de- | —Colored Satin for sport sign. Twenty color com- wear, of a -rich, lustrous Not being dependent on Qonteol. | Bl N quality; shown in 12 spring t b e ke ,Tho board's rules aftect more than b\_natlons to choose from, colors ; alsg all black and all ce top. Former $1.00 values, Tues- 69C . ance permits us to care- _ lures based om Toterstate Commerce with plenty of the navy 50 white. Ayard........ e . dai\\;“onl‘,\f IR fully inspect each opera- Sg;ng"',{ag’;l‘;gtw,;«- the snoual la and white, black and white L] —~White Novelty Silk for ; R Sotrect Kvor ¢ p roads w cu 2 3 gt / , e bout $300.000 by eliminating the and polka dots in varieus sport wear, shown in plaids : ’s Men’s and Women’s capacity, the wark ia overtime pay provisiors of the ma- NI B P ) ¥ completed whes promised. u:vnfi“{n"m'"“ ey i sizes. A yard......... Soaniiiis and stripes. A yard...... e ;;73 Sh;éé '?"’"’ 50 Envel- . Umbrellas e the new set of rules retain X . ¢ 5 s. value. = ; the principle of the eight-Bous day, —White Silk Jersey, for | —New Spring Tafictas, | ~Genujne Pussywillow | —Jersey Silk Shirtings in Tuesday onl;_ > 29c Made of a rainproof cotton dresses, blouses, lingeric | shown in all the faverite Silks, shown in cight street | an extensive assortment of “Ready-made Stock the door is opemed for a ten-hour day. 5 e 4 W ~* Siges. always in our Overti is likewise eliminated and men’s shirts. Will | colors for Shades -suitable for dresses | styles and new color com- i s L sl R D e laynder per- $l 50 spring. A yard $l-69 and linings. ‘A 50 binations. For _trottuer e e complete stationery zl:; 3 msw formulafor dclal"mm(lnz 5 the fectly. A yard o “Satin Charmeuse, in 20 yard, ...oo.o.on o dresses, blous‘? and men's Handkerchiefs 1 , 5 e P nthly rate, based on standar il P s . . » stock. hourly ratc. ‘Other minor provisions. Allesilic Georgette Crepe. | (Uiorc"afso black. ‘A soft, | —Imported Colored Shan- shipts $l .39 —35¢c value. Tuesday 7 Kann’s Rose-Top, All-Silk which will affect the signalmen’s pay a heavy quality in 35 |y 0 PR op mpo! 4 yard .. - only, each............ c Stockings :Tvelopos are substituticn of straight spring shades. The weight i A yard $l .69 tung Pongees, shown in 20 —Tricok G S Kanp’s—Street Floor. s 'h 300 STOCKETT | it PR Fovy, | o A DYLOD) LR s Vel gkl | ~rcoen, Bl Tovehog Bags | TS e [ Balt rures .mvwonermrn:: o blouses and sl 25 ~Black Satin Ch a | sport wear. A 5‘ 25 :ll:d\lt, suitable for dresses. o b 2 value. Tuesday $2 2 lingerie. Ayard .. rich quality lustroeus black. | yard ... 2 Shown {n navy Side it "i;ielcgl;:;"'k:&‘;; 5 only, pair......... . 7 S Kaun's—Strect Floor. corners; leather lined. Good catches and lock, in 16 and 18 - of three hours straight time instead 5 .of two hours at time and one-hdlg for - v working less than four hours on | Messali Guaranteed for i blue and taupe. .b?,hf;knfi’c'i"n iasasd service. Ayard 51059 —Satin Crepe,. shown in | A yard ....... $1050 Children’s Drawer Waists Sunday, “ell) i ! 7 c PRODUCING STATIONERS |frday and camnicte o o o Taffotas. A g | |Printed Lining Sitks Street shades, also black- | _Alsitkc Crepe de Chine, inch sizes, yard . cooeooon . shown in dght wonderful | Qi CXEPUPIT . 2 splendid weight for —Limit, one to a- person. —Sizes 2 to 12 years. 3% G Sig) 3 NI 10 o'clock at night to 6 a.m., for men dght 010 B STREET-N'W traveling on boarding -ca; —Russian Cre, Suitings | color combmations, for the e dresses and lingerie. Cheice 5195 value Tuee. e atiay . o $2-39 40 of the most day only. 53.59 e e A S Kann's—Street Flo v e ann’s—Street Floor. i Marly . Tues. Women’s All-Linen Initial | dayounly e $l 00 g oth hanged to elimi- g Ol nato any Ased hour 108 Siartine work (il and wooll. shown T | fining of sour 1iton of sbout 40" of the most | . day oniy . .- and any specified lunch period. The i es, also epula; es ann’s—Thi » H SRS 3 tme Timic for investigations nto dis: lack sebetiies 53 50 |22 A vacds $1.19 Slmported Natural ¢ for spring wear. $1.25 e ThrdiBleer ann ot charges.; dacislansiandiappealeiw A yard ..o o Kann’s—Street Floor. Pongees. A yard C { A yard-....... : 3, What Do You See {extended from seven. to ten days. { Rules to replace the government “—when facing that mirror? Noth- L railroad administration’s working ing clearly? it needs rejuvenating agreements covering train dispatch- 1,570 Worth of Books for $785 then: 2 ers, ficemen and oilers, and cxpress = —Something that we do to per- employes will be acted on and promul- factiontis gated withip a short time. This will mar 00 awrla s complete the board's work of revis- Resilvering Mirrors [} coraiste. s, toants i 'St < Inquire about prices—by phone, [ljrailroad employes. ) It that’s more convenient than i {PLEADS FOR $2,000,000 BECKER PAINT [ll'70 AlD MOUNTAIN WHITES CHAS. E.. HODGKIN. M { Lincoln Memorial University Head, | Speaking in Pittsburgh, = Heard in Tennessee. PITTSBURGH. Pa., February {3.— Ginghams Grow in Favor Daily| —They have .long ago passed into the ranks of aristocratic fabrics, but have lost none of their practical nature. For instance, here are these: o : —Imported Ginghams, direct from Scotland, made as. % the Regular Price —We secured them from Frederick A. Stokes & Co.— their annual accumulation of “Hurt” Books and trav- elers’ samples. . —Sale includes a varied range of literature—trayel, biography, art, fiction, juveniles, science, ctc. “You Know Kann’s Book Sales!” Are Particularly Favored for Spring Wear —Women who prefer designing and making their own costumes will delight to find these reliable weaves so low priced in our Dress Goods Section. 54-Inch All-Wool Costume Serge, Yard, $1.29 —In dark navy blue. 48 and 50 In. All-Wool Fricotine, Yd., $2.50 Dr. Gi = s = 5 . FLORIDA Lflmélfi""fierfiorfi‘;bbflsvpe'r;:t‘f\’-?m-g only thé Scotch can make ginghams;.shown in all the In black b 1 4 2 5 . 3 = i BY SEA dressed a gathering here last’ night lors, and in all size checks and broken ~In black, navy, brown, tan, plum, wine, gray, jade, Kann’s—Bargain Table-~Street Floor. on _the institution’s needs for $2 new cotors, and 3 58 fallow, etc. 3 -IA(%II(iONVl;-LE 090 and at the same time his words, plaids. A yard..... deta65000 el el s a s leinete c (it IN From BALTIMORE m‘k’l{nm:iown_ by students at the uni. —Shirting Madras, 32 and 36 inchgs wide; guaranteed L INGS e et T et fast colors. Suitable for men’s and boys’ shirts and —S&inch Black Silk-ang-Cotton Coat Lin- HOUSE FROCKS OF $30.96 S, P2 $55.73 five vears ago to Serve the illiterate women’s house dresses, in both neat and fancy 25 Sateen, satin finish. 20¢a i"z;- o Lvanety of designs e eeth oo A I3 e G it bouny ||| | Stripes. Formerly 38c a yard. Tuesday, ayard &0 €. [ f ¥ard woosron s wie 61 00 et g i AR | bobmaay ot s hemlth ressrt. Now Kany s asuece floos Xerlevi iy : carried. (Clesed has ten large brick and stons - o S PO 3\ | Butidings and 4 number of sm:n'f; - And Exeeedingly Economical ones and is seaking more. Some : 3 s 3 ¢ Plee 3 Toat 3 Oay 8L Were erccted by the students theme Another Shipment Came in Not Too Soon to in the Matter of Price Telephione St, Paul 4200, selves. Reviewing the history of the co- educational untversity, Dr. Hubbell said: “Today, the 113th ai 0 SR AR Iversary ef Lincoln's birth and the QuATter cone . tury mark of its own career, it stands How t° Mahe hne at the threshold of a great future and New Tweed Wi Ve o w28 ] 99 * Utility and Sport Models ough Symp at Home % |scrvice to American citizenshi JUDGE TO TELL REASON FOR DISMISSAL OF JURY For Wear in 4 i —DMany new models are here for your selec- Warmer Weather tion, in a host of attractive patterns, in blue, pink, green, lavender, black and white, “Pirle is used in nearly all prescrip- in checks, stripes and plaids. tions and remedies for coughs. The | Will Appear Before Bar Association = rted St. Gall Whi reason is that pine contains several % Impo, St. ite to Justify Action in Okmul- = 3 istli elements that have a remarkable ef- | on L Dotted Swiss, 32 in. wide ; —They are made with low waistline, some fect in soothing and healing the | gee Bank Case. niembranes of the throat and chest. | p 1, sssociated Press. Pine, ‘f‘"'x" syrups are combina-| oK MULGEE, Okla., February 13.— of pine and syrup. The with the return te Okmulgee today “syrup” part is uswally plain sugar | of Superior Judze H. R. Christopher, |interest In_ the situaton frowing " e out o e scharge by the of -To make the best pine cough rem- | 3 21 4" G Ve tigating aftaice of ¢y that money can buyj put 2% | the defunct Commerce Bank centered quuces of Pinex in a pint bottle and ; upon the judge's announced intention | 3; up’ with homemade sugar syrup. | :\7 annzv:ar before ‘he' Ok‘r‘nglsei hco:_h;x- v Aseociation to sta $ you can use clarified molasses, | 57 (110" vovaray and upon the nest | hdacy or corm syrup instead of | icps (o be taken for further grand su; syrup. Either way, you make | ju nvestigation of local banking { a pint—more than you can buy | conditions. ready-made for three times the |, It has been the judge's: contention money. It is pure, good and tastes { (o5t had- mecn At br Kot S v:;y pleasant. { manner_different from what later he |} ou can fech this take Hold of a |interpreted the law” fo 'provide, ad- | cough or c! means ng them County At- P “The c;ux‘:t.’;nta i dry, | (orney James Hepburn, bave charged Eeare B R ot ey A2 Dersists | ghat he may have been'influonced un- = | duly in arriving at his decision. ently leose from the formation of | Great eonmutfm !ollowvd‘c(?ilg:flm] of phlegm. The cause is the same—in- | the. S,Hr:naggdl‘h:ramrg °,;’,',“ of pinch ¢ e z _ Christophe: fllfi'g m‘““’“.';fs—fl'"".“" Pinex i courtroom. Ha immedintely tor Gt and m‘i’nc::"h ;::‘ g;r: l:s': gnut gfllgea and since has been at Coyle, plen- | Okla. \ did, teo, for bronchial asthma,| Three hundred men, masked as hoarseness or any ordinary throat ailment. Pinex is a highly concentrated compound of genuine Norway pine extract and is famous the world over for its prompt effect upon |CAR FERRY CAUGHT IN ICEy Ceghs: " —_— Beware of substitutes. Ask your |Upper and Lower Michigan Trans- druggist for “2%; ounces of Pinex,” portation Severed. 7 { ! ; very sheer quality, in all in straight line and regular waistline styles, ; x size dots. $1.00 : * some are finished with belts, others have ' ’ - value. Special, 6 8 sashes. d : yard cueeeeeee. C —Sale at. the Bargain Table—Street Floor. i an A —Fancy ‘White Voile, 36 in. wide; very fine and sheer quality, in plaid, Many Picturesque all are silk limed. smp'elwdldmk styles; ~ —The colors include rose, orchid, henna, tan, brown special values, , - (=38l Silk Frocks —One model has silk stitching on the belt and poc- o—Longcloth; 36 in. wide; kets; another has four pockets finished with flap, and :ha':-:;is g:g}i]tyi-n ;flol-t;lar: ; in Fetching Styles : others are made with yoke backs and box pleats. : pieces. Very 2 3 —These are in women's and misses’ sizes. ;‘l’-::éa‘a $l .69 For Spr ing Wear nn’s—Second Floor. ) ki : tin . Kann's—Street Floor. - At a Price That Is Particularly Inviting Capeé and Coats |Good Valuesin Women’s Toggery $ 1 9.90 - e . ° Many Dainty Undergarments Greatly | | _arresting cifinges have been taking place in the realm ‘ Both are Leader S thls Sprlng Reduced for Final Clearance wheré the fashions come from, and the new spring mod- mm:;e:xs:u, G:‘:rdnnw‘ ‘:c:m & rgAfifpfiffhzltfizg.t?ggh Febru- —They arg made of the popular materials and in the modes : els are as guileful-as a coquette. Fashion folk to whose absolute satisfaction, or mofiey re- | a7 fhy cac. oy mnies e this win- || < of the moment. —Athletic Seco Combina- | —Philippine Corset Cov- —They are exceptionally smart suits at the price, and members of the Ke Klux Kla marched with' Mr. Hepburn among :’hemilhe night the deciston was ren- erey mandates all the world bows are responsible for the love- liness of these new Dresses awaiting your approval. SIMPLICITY AND CHARM ‘ {::ki *The Pinex Co, Ft. Wayne, | caught in _the"ice tn the siraita ot|]| —The capes are long circular styles, of chinchilla ariq ermine ‘fi°“ 'S‘Litid' , flesh ;011:{-_ ers, I:;nd{mbroidered 3'“} a tweon the upper and lower sionicen || cloth, with loops and covered buttons, finished with high ;‘:fi“"gufu‘:} bl“:l;oug‘e: f,:‘,"; .prg‘:yas::l:?;g:r:d —They are of Heavy Quality Canton Crepe, Soft Taf- feta and Crepe de Chine. ! —Made withsthe new side drape skirts, loose flowing panels, faced with bright colored georgette crepe. Hand- embroidered and elaborately peaded. The majority of them have the petite close-fitting basque and flowing sleeves. - —They are in rust, gray, brown, tan, navy and black. All sizes. . Kann’s—Second Floor. peninsulas i3 severed. The fce drift.! crushed collars. i ted to b ir, 1i i it was two weeks age witn mewa ||| - —Coats are of fine all-wool camel’s hair, lined with pegu de watam was frozen in for four days. cygne or crepe de chine. e eiar shozcd{ —Chinchilla coats are in tan, brown and nfivy; all silk lined ; FIRE VICTIM IDENTIFIED. also smooth-faced cloths in tan. At RICHMOND, V: February 13. On® of the bodies taken f f ¥ : Lexington Hofel fire ruins T';Tn;;l;i 4 Tnoon bas ] d . s{ternoon badly burned was yestorday E . _Identificati s made by Dr. J. L. Poirler and Charles ; J. Poirier, sons of the dead mdn. The 3 e Reduced to— patterns to select . from. $l .50 Reduced to— —White Nainsook Gowns, s 5 lace trimmed; square-neck Other and more elabo- -styles, some with all-lace | OFate styles, with calloda shoulder sleeves. Reduced | 374 open-work designs. Reduced to— — T s1.69 $2.00 R e 5 —Sample lot of Philippine —Philippine Drawers, Chemirc. hand-emg;[:id- body was shipped to Yonkers. —— P e e Kann's—Second Floor. Here Are Savings in Store for You @ 2 : f - ) han é‘l - t‘t(t)lbroide:eld a ntlf ered and sewed. Exquisite . ® Wiy = sewed. pen style wi designs and handwerk on l i 3 OUMNE | | s tesresll | CREPE DE CHINE AND [ intorss o it | e wi e | | These Three Special ||f o ' all means get rid of dandruft. for loped bottom. Were $200. | sook, ribbon trimmed. it will starve your hair and ruin it GEORGE’ITE ¥ BLOUSES Reduced, a pair— Reduced to— . & i ERETT : $1.69 §250 Items From Our et || et et 4 ; : . - . - S8 s camy entirely. To do this, met anout : : i o . Bax't mbe youwndl medem sad cademgr oy oo . 2 § St s ki ) ed Robes and Jackets men Secuion enougn to molsten the Bugs lowe s Cascars Beemide - ffl |][8¢alp ‘and rub it in gently with > : . —Quilted Robes, in navy, purple, Coperihagen, light blue —72-inch Mercerized Pattern | —64x64-inch Hemstitched Ta- r _‘w‘." ":'.":" T it all, of > : b and pink, with self or different colored linings. : Some are Cloths, made of godd heavy- |y 4othg, with one-half dozen "l it atod e '.: R L e W T —These are in white, flesh color and bisque ~ collarless, others with collar and cuffs. ‘Most of them have weight damask with circular 19-inch Napki b / will_completely dissolve and en-]|. | > de with id nd B B pockets. All have girdles and frogs. For- pattern. Special - apkins to match; o, Lo Geippain 3 das. Sule, dogund- tirely_destroy every single sign ~—They are made with embroidered roll and Buster Brown 1 iced $12.50, $13.50, 515950 d Tuesday, each . hoice - ¢ tte S, e o Ind o ki ol J} {103 crace of It ood]]a:;, xng-okmfle-plutx{ng around the edge and down each ;";‘gg %‘:fi:e edsto' , $13.50, $16.50 an $9 7 5 e oice two patterns. Spe- R Caremsinat lensent H i A, B R ssessnan o —i . p wil side e box pleat in front. 7 : T 8x36-] losel e ith A2 AR Droggists—30 Cents 3 —The Georgette Blouses are in tuck-in and tic-on styles, | —Quilted:Silk Jackets, in white; sl X owels, closely woven .wi , T P @n sot liguid arvon at any thn?;'- trimmed with filet ::]ldlsh‘eavy ‘ache:& son;e ha\ée fril;sé T‘l‘16ere $1.50 value. Rc:iuced ;:Wll o5 s eevele” $ 1 000 fsa;cz-;:) lu’; E‘Zr:;:; i re. expensive and four al dtty m it . Si . =~ . 3 i s bt i ounces s ail you'will' nees, o l|Jf 7C ™ P S s elalev . Saeallo) . Kann’s—Second Floor. o 3 each...l..... ; 9¢ 2 [ - ¥ [{|ave. . This_simpie remedy. never §c°°pd. L lo.m."— o fails.—Advert! ent. " T - - -